SCHOLE is the official refereed publication of the National Recreation and Park Association in cooperation with Sagamore Publishing. The Journal aims to disseminate knowledge related to park and recreation courses, curricula, and teaching. Articles address a wide range of issues concerning graduate and undergraduate education.
SCHOLE: A Journal of Leisure Studies & Recreation Education Volume 28
Number 2
Research Papers
Female Faculty in Higher Education: The Politics of Hope
Chantell LaPan, Camilla Hodge, Deidre Peroff, Karla A. Henderson
Choosing Sport Management as a College Major
Keri A. Schwab, Daniel Dustin, Eric Legg, Skye G. Arthur-Banning, Danielle Timmerman, Mary Sara Wells
Perceived Benefits of National Recreation and Park Association Certifications: A Case Study of Certification Holders in Ohio
Philip F. Xie, Emily Yeatts, Bob Lee
Learning Activities
Children of a Lesser God: Core Values in Therapeutic Recreation
Keith W. Barney
Plog in Public: Taking Tourism Theory to Practice
Joe Pavelka
Number 1
Special Issue Papers
Overarching Goals, Values, and Assumptions of Integrated Curriculum Design
Denise M. Anderson
Together We Can Live and Learn: Living-Learning Communities as Integrated Curricular Experiences
Merrily S. Dunn and Laura A. Dean
Continuum of Collaboration: Little Steps for Little Feet
Gwynn M. Powell
Three Course Connections: Integrated Event Design
Corey W. Johnson and Joseph A. Pate
Four Courses Within a Discipline: UGA Unified Core
Gwynn M. Powell, Corey W. Johnson, Joy James, and Rudy Dunlap
The University of Utah’s Integrated Core: A Case Study from a “Commuter Campus”
Karen Paisley, Callie Spencer, Mary Sarah Wells, and Keri Schwab
The EDGE of Learning: Clemson University Parks, Recreation, and Tourism Management Immersion Semester
Elizabeth D. Baldwin, Tracy L. Mainieri, and Robert Brookover
Intentional Language and the Power of Metaphor
Joseph A. Pate and Corey W. Johnson
Navigating the Role of Graduate Student on the Teaching Team: Life in the Incubator
Laurel P. Richmond, Mallory A. Anderson, Teresa W. Tucker and Gwynn M. Powell
Making It Better: Research, Assessment, and Recursive Learning Cycles
Robert Brookover and Danielle Timmerman
They Know My Name: New Dynamic Role of Faculty
Francis A. McGuire, Teresa W. Tucker, and Tracy Mainieri
With Their Permission: Skeptics, Resisters, and Supporters
Gwynn M. Powell, Joy James, and Corey W. Johnson